NEW PUBLICATION: "Defining Management Units for Wild Nile Tilapia Oreochromis niloticus from Nine River Basins in Ghana". Dr Gifty Anane-Taabeah Attu (@AnaneTaabeah), is the lead author and she is happy to interact and collaborate with interested people.
https://t.co/LMHzoPGHXE
Dr. Emmanuel Frimpong, an affiliated faculty member of @FralinLifeSci and @globalchangevt, studies how the distribution of fish species change in response to anthropogenic (or human-caused) changes to the environment. 🐟 @vt_cnre
Lake Bosomtwe has never had Nile tilapia in its 1.07 million year history. But earlier this year, my colleagues and I recorded a thriving population of the species in the Lake. Find out how this species found its way into the Lake and the implications.
https://t.co/5VcMJ8PD7B
Then the harvest. We put fish on your table. Proud of what we do. Get in touch and let’s work together. We believe in partnership. Partnering to feed the world.
Ayekooooo, Ghana Akuafo!
Happy Farmers Day! Our students Foster and Michael harvest their farmed tilapia. Will be excited to show you round our aquaculture farm at KNUST. Make time to visit.
New publication: "Effect of road conditions on physiological stress responses and post-transportation growth and survival of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) fingerlings" by @quasiadu@BenjiGyampoh@Skamanieadjei and Esther Adu Yeboah
https://t.co/cFcRel67N1
We congratulate our hardworking students! Go out in confidence to excel. We wish you well. Continue working hard and smart and see yourself go beyond your greatest expectations. We are proud of you! @KNUSTGH@Renarsa_Knust @KnustCanarsa @_NiiOkai@NanaAfrakoma_@Hotorvii
Tilapias are very territorial and establish dominance hierarchies when put together. Read our latest article on how social rank affects access to food, growth and some physiological parameters in the Nile tilapia. Free download for the 1st 50 persons
https://t.co/65uMHW8jI0